Oahu Weather Forecast for February 16, 2026
Breezy to windy trade winds are expected this week. Winds will be strongest in higher terrain areas, passes, and areas immediately south through west of...
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Oahu Surf Forecast for February 16, 2026
Surf heights along east facing shorelines will remain solidly within the High Surf Advisory (HSA) range through Wednesday. The HSA was extended until Tuesday...
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Oahu News:
2 tourists shot in Kapolei parking lot; suspect at large as Honolulu police continue their search, while concerns rise over 'Incredibly Frustrating': Affordable Oahu rentals sit empty for 10 months, prompting scrutiny of city housing programs. In brighter news, Ala Moana Center celebrates the Year of the Horse with week-long activities and promotions starting February 17, offering cultural events and festivities. On the defense front, the military reveals plans to make Hawaii a hub for Pacific arms manufacturing as part of a strategic focus on countering China. Sports fans saw Gonzaga hand the Rainbow Warriors their first loss of the season with a five-run 12th inning rally at Les Murakami Stadium. Additionally, the HFD airlifted an injured dirt biker near Whitmore Village, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in local outdoor activities.
Maui News
Free 1-on-1 tech assistance available at Hawaiʻi’s public libraries
Digital Navigators are available by appointment at all 50 public libraries throughout the state, offering free, personalized help with everyday technology needs to make it less stressful and more accessible.
One of oldest Hawaiian honeycreepers discovered and then re-leased on Big Island
The ʻiʻiwi likely hatched in the winter/spring of 2015-16 and is a minimum of 10 years old, which is rather amazing considering the typical lifespan of ʻiʻiwi is, maybe, half of that at 3 to 5 years.
Monday Morning Maui Sports: Kamehameha Maui’s Cruz Storer wins two state swim titles, each in record fashion
Storer earned Kamehameha Maui its first title in swimming. Sacha Salem of Maui Prep was the only other MIL swimmer to win a state title in the championship finals.
Kaua‘i News
Plan ahead now: Road closure scheduled for Pe‘e Road at intersection of Po‘ipū Road
The closure is scheduled from Feb. 23 to March 16, weather permitting; it is necessary to accommodate ongoing construction of a roundabout at the intersection.
UPDATE: East, southeast shores to remain under high surf advisory through Tuesday
Large breaking waves of 7 to 12 continue to be forecast as strong trade winds persist.
UPDATE: Episode 42 of ongoing summit eruption at Kīlauea volcano on Big Island ends after nearly 10 hours
An estimated 15 million cubic yards of lava erupted and covered about 50% of Halemaʻumaʻu Crater floor.
Measure strengthening Hawaiʻi electric grid reliability, safety, affordability moves forward
Hawaiʻi Senate Energy and Intergovernmental Affairs passes second reading of Senate Bill 3326, referring it to Senate Committee on Ways and Means for further consideration; would establish policy to restructure electric industry by separating generation from transmission and distribution.
Island of Hawai‘i News
State staff discover one of oldest Hawaiian honeycreepers on Big Island
The ʻiʻiwi likely hatched in the winter/spring of 2015-16 and is a minimum of 10 years old, which is rather amazing considering the typical lifespan of ʻiʻiwi is, maybe, half of that at 3 to 5 years.
Snorkel Bob’s expands to Queens’ Marketplace in Waikōloa
The locally owned and operated company founded on Maui has built a loyal following throughout the islands for its custom-fitting equipment, knowledgeable service and commitment to protecting local reefs.
Business Monday: Find your herbal remedies at new Moonlit Merchant wagon in Kona
Find your local herbalist at the Moonlit Merchant wagon in Kona.
UPDATE: High surf advisory extended through Tuesday for eastern shorelines
Large breaking waves of 7 to 12 continue to be forecast as strong trade winds persist.
New wind advisory issued for majority of Big Island
East winds of 15 to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph through Tuesday evening (Feb. 17); winds that strong can tear off shingles, knock down tree branches, blow away tents and awnings and make it difficult to steer, especially in high-profile vehicles.
